FCA launches review to simplify financial services rulebook after Consumer Duty

Secondary competitiveness objective

Valeria Martinez
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The Financial Conduct Authority is seeking views from the industry to streamline its rulebook, as the regulator looks to reduce burdens on firms as part of its secondary competitiveness and growth objective.

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